Las Vegas Grand Prix Travel Packages

Inclusions

• Return flights to Las Vegas from a choice of UK or international airports
• Four-nights accommodation in Las Vegas
• Grandstand tickets for Thursday, Friday, and Saturday
• ATOL protected — this means your money is always safe when you book with us

While our Formula One Grand Prix travel packages follow a proven format, every trip is tailored around you.

We take into account your preferred travel dates, flights, hotel, Grand Prix tickets and budget, then build the package around your individual requirements.

When you enquire, we check the latest available airfares, hotel rates and Grand Prix ticket prices on the day. That means your options are based on current availability and pricing.

Ready to start planning your Grand Prix trip? Send an enquiry and tell us what you’re looking for. We’ll take it from there.

Inclusions

• Return flights to Las Vegas from a choice of UK or international airports
• Four-nights accommodation in Las Vegas
• Trackside hospitality for Thursday, Friday, and Saturday
• ATOL protected — this means your money is always safe when you book with us

CLUB PARIS

Club Paris is based at the Paris Las Vegas hotel on the Strip, with trackside terrace views, a rooftop lounge and live entertainment. Food, beer, wine and soft drinks are included throughout the day. A live host provides commentary on all track sessions, and racing simulators are available across the weekend.

TURN 3 CLUB

Turn 3 Club is in the East Harmon Zone, with views of Turns 3 and 4. Food, beer, wine and soft drinks are included throughout the day. Live entertainment and driver interviews take place at the Heineken Stage across the weekend. Interactive fan activations run in the East Harmon Zone, the Koval Zone and the West Harmon Zone. You also have views into the F1 Academy paddock and garages.

SKYBOX HOSPITALITY

The SkyBox is located directly above the Heineken Silver Main Grandstand in the East Harmon Zone, with views over the start and finish line and into the pit lane. The venue has an indoor lounge and an outdoor terrace. A reserved seat in the Heineken Silver Main Grandstand is included. Food and drink is included throughout the day, with beer, wine and spirits available. A pit lane walk is included. Live entertainment and driver interviews take place at the Heineken Stage across the weekend. Interactive fan activations run in the East Harmon Zone, the Koval Zone and the West Harmon Zone.

While our Formula One Grand Prix travel packages follow a proven format, every trip is tailored around you.

We take into account your preferred travel dates, flights, hotel, Grand Prix tickets and budget, then build the package around your individual requirements.

When you enquire, we check the latest available airfares, hotel rates and Grand Prix ticket prices on the day. That means your options are based on current availability and pricing.

Ready to start planning your Grand Prix trip? Send an enquiry and tell us what you’re looking for. We’ll take it from there.

If you are travelling to the Las Vegas Grand Prix, it is worth considering what else you could add to the trip before heading home.

For a complete change of pace, Zion National Park is just a few hours’ drive from Las Vegas. Its red cliffs, canyons and scenic trails feel a world away from the noise and lights of the Strip. Bryce Canyon National Park is farther away, but worth the extra drive if you have the time.

If you would rather add another city, think about the kind of trip you want. San Francisco is a short flight away, with its waterfront, neighbourhoods and views across the bay. Nashville is an obvious choice for music fans, particularly if you enjoy country, bluegrass and Americana. New Orleans has a different musical character, shaped by jazz, blues, brass bands and rhythm and blues, alongside a food scene and history that are very much its own.

You could also head east. New York, Philadelphia and Washington, D.C. can all turn a Grand Prix weekend into a longer US adventure.

Then there is Hawaii.

After the noise and pace of race weekend, Hawaii is a different kind of trip entirely. Swap the grandstands for beaches and the Strip for the Pacific coast, and spend a few days slowing down before heading home.

Five to ten days gives you enough time to explore Oahu properly, or to add a second island if you would like to see more. Maui is a short flight away and offers a quieter, more rural experience.

You do not need to fit everything into one trip. Choose the extension that suits your time, budget and what you want from the days after the Grand Prix.

Contact us to start planning your Las Vegas Grand Prix trip.